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"There’s only so much [brands] can pass those costs onto consumers without damaging the reputation of the businesses or affecting demand."
"We offer bespoke sessions with a psychologist for all newsroom staff following significant events."
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“We saw almost a 20% increase in the past 12 months in entertainment organisations actively using Canva."
“My mantra is that we want our creative thinking to have more impact, more often for our clients."
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Programs like the ABC’s Behind The News can help introduce children to news and current affairs.
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TBWA's Cat Williams: "Do stuff that’s different, unexpected and real. That’s the work that people want to pay attention to."
